More LGBT and/or Q writers of color; furries; other maps

Early 1970s gay liberation. More memories. US GLBTQ history, from Michael Bronski.

Thinking about kinds of feminism.

A performing artist who could certainly be in this course. Some clips.

A major science fiction writer who could also be in this course.

The latest book from a challenging poet. A significant new poet and his much noticed new book.

A new book about queer and trans artists of color. Comics by Nia King.

Fifty queer zines by people of color.

A critic, poet, translator and autobiographer.

Another significant poet and some of his poems. An especially explicit example of his thoughtful work.

A DC-based pioneer of performance-oriented poetry. A poetic manifesto. On his legacy.

One more poet (he's reading this Sunday in Brookline)!

A critic, memoirist, YA writer, short story writer, and poet.

A terrific fiction writer and some of his essays and stories.

(This blogger got asked a similar question and came up with a neat miscellany.)

Back in the alphabet soup. More soup.

Some tools for writing about poetry. The most important tool. Diction, or spices. Syntax, or routes. A toolbox. A very useful tool or recipe book.

Finally, furries. Also, intersectionality. Definitely not representative. What about this non-furry? Lots of furry events.

Quantifiable research on furry. Furry demographics, for example.

Valdor and other fursuiters. Furry video central. A performance by Sardyuon.

Michael Arthur on furry. Arthur's comics.

Morris Stegosaurus, a furry who's quite a good writer. His performance and his book.